More concretely, this update adds an FOV slider and proper support for ultrawide setups, even including border art for those bits that can’t fill the aspect ratio. Yakuza Kiwami (which still isn’t even out yet) dropped Denuvo a few weeks ago, as shown on SteamDB. The DRM change is yet to be confirmed, but users on the Steam forums have noted that the executable has dropped from 220MB to 20MB, and the file now loads up significantly faster – which suggests it’s no longer calling out to a server before starting.
Yakuza 0 has a major patch currently in beta which will add some notable features to the Steam release, fix some big visual bugs, and perhaps most notably, the update suggests the game is dropping the controversial DRM layer, Denuvo – just in time to build some goodwill ahead of the Yakuza Kiwami PC release date. Another Yakuza title hits Steam this week, but that’s not the only good news for Japanese underworld enthusiasts on PC.
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